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I have give a director loan to company, I came out of the

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I have give a director loan to company, I came out of the company and company signed the director agreement to pay me back with specified terms, I am not in company any more and this has been signed on the same day that I came out of company. company nowsaying they wont pay money as they don't have any money , I want to know, can I take the company to court and enforce them to pay me regarding the agreement they signed ? can this court order finish with getting warrant if they wont pay ? as I am out of companynow would I count as normal third party debtor ? I know company has asset to pay if court order them I have called the accountant of company , she is chartered accountant , she said because it was director loan , you need wait and you are on the bottom ofpile of debtor if any , then if company make profit you will get your money otherwise you can not get your money , she mentioned new directors can not take money unless they pay you first, but if they wont take money and company does not have any money topay you, you can not do anything and just need to wait as this was director loan . having said that the director loan has been signed on the day of I resigned from the company where I transfered my share to new director and new share holder but in the minutesof meeting we mentioned that new director are aware of this loan and its terms . so can you please advise if I can take the company to court not as x director calming director loan , but as third party debtor. please note the title of loan mentioned "directorloan", however there is no terms that specified I have to wait till company making profit , its just simple director loan agreements and payments terms

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